Savoya, a global executive ground transportation provider, is emphasizing its nationwide coverage and event expertise as North America prepares to host the FIFA World Cup 2026. The tournament, the largest in World Cup history with 48 teams competing across 16 host cities, will create significant transportation challenges that Savoya aims to address for executives, corporate sponsors, VIPs, and global delegations. The event will span major venues across the United States, Mexico, and Canada. U.S. host cities include Atlanta, Boston, Dallas/Arlington, Houston, Kansas City, Los Angeles, Miami, New York/New Jersey, Philadelphia, the San Francisco Bay Area, and Seattle. International matches will be staged in Mexico City, Monterrey, Guadalajara, Vancouver, and Toronto. Savoya's network already provides premium executive car service in all these locations, positioning the company to manage complex, multi-city travel patterns throughout the tournament.
"Savoya has long been trusted to support clients in these markets, but the World Cup presents a unique set of demands," said Dan Hayes, Director of Service Delivery for Savoya. "During global events, our clients depend on us to bring together the right people, systems, and technology to ensure every trip is reliable, secure, and on time." With millions of visitors expected across North America, transportation capacity will face significant strain. High-security movements, restricted zones around stadiums, and heavy congestion near venues will create additional pressure on local infrastructure. Savoya is proactively planning with clients to reserve vehicles, design stadium-day transportation schedules, and maintain predictable service amid World Cup traffic. The company's established presence in host markets like Los Angeles, Houston, Miami, and Seattle, as well as core Mexican and Canadian hubs, enables continuity for clients moving between stadiums in diverse locations.
Savoya brings proven experience from supporting other high-profile gatherings including the Ryder Cup, World Economic Forum, Super Bowl, and Formula 1. For the World Cup, key differentiators include established market coverage in every host city, rigorously vetted chauffeurs experienced in high-security events, and LiveOps centralized monitoring. This system uses a single integrated map to display all active trips in real time, allowing teams to track vehicles approaching venues, identify delays, and maintain schedule integrity across regional and cross-border routes. The company also provides 24/7 client care for itinerary updates and real-time assistance, plus curated tools for group and VIP travel coordination. "Major events like the World Cup aren't the time to test an unproven partner," added Hayes. "Global events succeed when every detail is accounted for, and we see our role as a true partner in making that happen." Savoya's approach highlights the critical infrastructure support required behind the scenes for mega-events, where reliable executive transportation can impact the experience and efficiency of key tournament participants navigating complex North American geographies. More information about the company's services is available at https://www.savoya.com.
